Oceanside Beach State Park - United States
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Best time to visit Oceanside Beach State Park
July through September brings the most reliable weather, with dry days, mild highs, and clearer skies ideal for beach time. June and early October are good shoulder options with thinner crowds and easier parking for larger rigs in the small village. Winter visits offer dramatic storm watching and gray whale migration viewing, but expect frequent rain, gusty winds, and limited parking turnover. Weekday visits are strongly recommended in summer because the day-use lot is compact.
Wettest time of year, frequent coastal storms.
Cool and rainy, good for storm watching.
Snowy plover beach restrictions begin March 15 on parts of the Oregon coast.
Showery spring weather.
Marine fog common in mornings.
Peak season, expect a full day-use lot on weekends.
Driest month, best beach weather.
Shoulder season with thinner crowds.
Heavy rain returns, king tides possible.
Wet and stormy, gray whale migration begins.
Things to do at Oceanside Beach State Park
- Beachcombing at Oceanside Beach EasyRV parking available
Oceanside Beach is a wide sandy stretch ideal for walking, shell hunting, and photographing the offshore sea stacks. The beach is reached by a short staircase from the day-use lot.
- Tunnel to Tunnel Beach (Lost Boy Cave) EasyRV parking available
A pedestrian tunnel carved through the bluff at the north end of the beach leads to a secluded cove. Pass through only at low tide and check a tide chart before heading in.
- Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge viewing EasyRV parking available
The three sea stacks just offshore are a protected refuge hosting nesting seabirds and resting Steller sea lions. Bring binoculars and scan from the beach or village viewpoints, landing on the rocks is prohibited. fws.gov/refuge/three-arch-rocks
- Cape Meares State Scenic Viewpoint EasyRV parking available
Just north on the Three Capes Scenic Route, Cape Meares features a historic lighthouse, the Octopus Tree, and cliff-top views. Paved parking accommodates most RVs and the main paths are short and mostly level.
- Cape Lookout State Park hiking ModerateRV parking available
About 12 miles south, Cape Lookout offers a 5 mile round-trip headland trail with whale-watching overlooks. The trailhead has RV-friendly parking and nearby campground facilities.
- Netarts Bay clamming and kayaking EasyRV parking available
Netarts Bay, just east of Oceanside, is a popular estuary for razor clam and bay clam digging, plus flatwater kayaking. Public launches and tide flats are a short drive from the park.
- Tillamook Creamery visit EasyRV parking available
The Tillamook Creamery visitor center is about 10 miles east and offers cheese tasting, ice cream, and a self-guided tour. A large paved lot accommodates RVs and trailers.
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Oceanside Beach State Park, OR, United States
How to get to Oceanside Beach State Park
From Tillamook, drive roughly 10 miles west on Netarts Highway and Netarts Bay Road, about a 20 minute trip. Portland is approximately 80 miles east, a drive of two to two and a half hours via US-26 and OR-6, which includes winding Coast Range grades that RV drivers should take slowly. Netarts Bay Road has tight curves and the village of Oceanside has narrow residential streets and a small day-use lot, so oversized motorhomes and long trailers should scout parking or base out of a nearby campground. The nearest major airport for fly-and-rent trips is Portland International Airport (PDX).
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